Whats your favorite book?

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I Loved A Girl,about an afican couple who run away to prevent a forced marrige so they who r in love can marry by walter torbilsh.
 
Anything by Francine Rivers - The Atonement Child, Redeeming Love, Mark of the Lion Trilogy, Sons of Encouragement series and the series on Rahab, Tamar, Bathsheba, Mary & Ruth.

CS Lewis, Narnia stuff for relaxation his other stuff for more serious study

Derek Prince, for foundational Christian study

Lee Strobel for apologetics

Phillipa Gregory who is a secular writer but writes absolutely fantastic historical novels

Jane Austen - for comfort

Tolkien - I usually do a pilgrimage through LOTR every year or so
 
I love Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.............Also the book of Psalms
 
No they don't :) My aunt and I watched the movies and my cousins, who are guys, thought they were going to DIE from watching them! :)

Hey I liked the movies. All of them, emma, sense and sensibility and pride and prejudice
 
It's a post-apocalypse book. During the Cold War the US developed a supercomputer to fight for them. So did China and Russia. But the computer the US developed became self-aware, devoured the other two computers, literally went insane (the same way a human can), and gained complete control of the world, wiping out the entire human race except for five people that it's kept alive to torment for over 109 years because it absolutely despises humans. The story begins with the characters finally starting to figure out how they can escape and destroy the evil computer, AM, forever. It's an interesting story because as it progresses there's some fascinating character development which was really what I loved most about it since almost every character has some skeletons in the closet so you're never sure what to think of them until the end, and aside from it being a "Good fighting against evil," story, there's also a lot of focus on overcoming one's own shortcomings or major flaws and deciding if you're ever going to learn from your past or be doomed to repeat it.

The author also helped turn the book into a game for the PC which was absolutely phenomenal. He wrote the script and modified the storyline so it would translate well into a game, and he even voiced the evil computer which made it even better.

What game or do you know?